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But in the case of music people to listen to very little live music and a huge amount of recorded music. It is pretty dystopian to imagine a future where we int
by ericmcer 5y ago
But in the case of music people to listen to very little live music and a huge amount of recorded music. It is pretty dystopian to imagine a future where we interact with very few real faces and huge amounts of CGI ones.
- probably_wrong 5y agoThat's not the future, that's already happening. And you don't even need to get into "Hatsune Miku" territory. I was listening to the radio the day after a local Madonna concert, and plenty of people called to mention how old she looked. Sure, she's in great shape for someone over 60 (hell, she's in better shape than me), but with her music being auto-tuned, her pictures and videos being photoshopped, and her public appearances being heavily orchestrated, the "public" Madonna looks and sounds a lot different than the "real" one. Most people where expecting someone in their early 40s. And she's far from being the only one.